char
converts in a character array
Syntax
y = char(x) y = char(st1, st2, st3,...)
Arguments
- x
a cell array of strings, or an array of ASCII codes.
- st1, st2, st3
arrays of strings.
- y
a vector of strings (column).
Description
One input argument :
Given a cell of array of strings x
, this function
returns a vector of strings y
in which the rows are the
concatenated components of corresponding rows of the cell array of strings.
Given an array of ASCII codes x
, this function
returns a array of strings y
corresponding into ASCII
codes. If dimensions of x
are [n1, n2, n3, n4,...]
,
then returned value has same size as input value except second dimension, i.e.
the dimensions of y
are [n1, n3, n4,...]
.
More than one input argument :
Given arrays of strings st1, st2, st3,...
, this function
returns a vector of strings in which the rows are the concatenated
components of corresponding rows of st1, st2, st3,...
.
In the vector y
all strings sti
are completed by blanks to have the same length as the max length of
sti
.
Examples
See also
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